... Lloyd's Casualty Telegrams. The Norcross arrived at Victoria, V.I., to-day from London with damage to hull. Xiie sloop Niuita foundered on ilie 26th September but the crew were picked up by th Norwegian j barque Ilaabet, and landed at Piymutuh on the 2nd Oetober The WIlliam S. Gretit was dockeil at Gars toil last UifdH. The Erna, previously reportedltov.-ed into the Downs last Hight, is now ...

... The Strikes of School boys. NOCTURNAL CASTIGATIONS. I i The prophetic warning in our report of yester- day,has to soma exten beea justified. In the course of our report of the beroic outburst appeared the following paragraph :— The power behind the throne has not vet be n counted with. Iuero is still the parent, who bides his time and may possibly indulge in trenchant criticism What is to ...

... A CRAVING FOR THE WORK- HOUSE. Youthful idiosyncracies are often of a perplex- ing character, but very seldom do they take the form of an ordinate craving for the happiness of a workhouse. A case of this description is reported from Stioroditcb. Zn the pauper esta- blishment of that district the other day a boy was taken in destitute. Shortly alterwards his anxious father claimed him, and ...

... About seven o'clock on Sunday evening an old lady, residing near the Northern District Uo- operative's Society's premises in Brunswick- street, Edinburgh, heard some hard knocking through the wall of her bouse, and a bird cage, which was hanging on a nail on the wall, was shaken down. Much alarmed slje informed the pol iceman on the beat that t here were burgiars in the co-operative society's ...

... PREFERRED SUICIDE TO TRIAL. The trial of a young man, Martineau, of Marsr.ngis, was to l'.r.ve commenced to-day, says a Paris correspondent. He seduced the daughter of one of his father's farmers, and, later, fearing the consequences of bis conduct, shot her during an evening stroll m the woods. When be was arrested he confessed his crimp, but pretended that the girl had asked him to kill her, ...

... TO-DAY'SSHIPPING. I Lloyd's Casualty Telegrams. A telegram from Dunnet states that the steamer Minna still lies on NESS o'Quays, PeutUiul L irth, and is full of water. The steamer Strathesk, from Glnsgow for Newry, with coals, is ashore at the entrance of Curlinglord Lough, Hull, and is covered at high water. The crew is saved. A cablegram from New Orleans statrs that the French steamer HATRE, ...

... ACCIDENT TO MR R. H. RHYS, J.P. While driving home from Merthyr on Monday r-igilt, Mr R. J.P., met with a serious accident, the second which has befallen him Jr seems that when nearmg a place caiied tho JDyllas, near Llwydcoed, where Mr Rhys reside, the carriage came in collision with a Brewer's dray. The coachman lost ail control over the horses, but escaped unhurt. Mr Rhys, however, was not ...

... MORt of eL Players who are a?pa?rm? at Lord'? I 'v?; 1) ;A ?;e, iklt 'hcvuiun:')?u,bnttt)eyh?voj??tba,dem)ugb 1, Steel to last them tor a week or two. ...

... Assets Nil. I Mr Registrar Giffard, in the London B,u-.k- rupt.cy Court to-day, granted an immediate order of uischarga to the Hon. C. G. H Cdoo-n brother of the present Earl, and late an the Guards. Liabilities £ 2,378; assets ml. ...

... Gentlemen v. Players. LORD'S, NOON.-At the time fixed for resuming play in this matcii at Lord's to-day rain was falling heavily, and the outlook at present is not very prornlilll!, There is n. fair company on the ground, but the weather shows no signs of improving. 2.30 p M.—Shortly after 2 o'clock the umpires made an inspection )f the wicket, and as they decided it would never be fit for ...

... THE FATAL QUARRY ACCIDENTI, AT WENVOE. inquest and V?rd?L I A t;J.IV ¡ At tha Cardiff Infirmary, on Taes-jny ev.ttting, Mr Coroner Rsece resumeU his inquiry into tiio circumstances attending the death of Henry Inkm, quarrymau, who died at that institution en the 30-h ult. from the effect's of injuries re- ceived during blaitin^ opera sums at tha Wenvoe Colliery ca June 23, Mr Gsorger DniJ ...

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